The phrase "a kind of continuous" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is ongoing or unbroken, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The project has become a kind of continuous effort to improve our processes."
Alternatives: "a sort of ongoing" or "a type of unbroken".
The result was a kind of "continuous incoherence," to borrow Howell's phrase, that let Twain realize the rich literary potential of the American vernacular.
To live in linear time, the critic and novelist John Berger suggested, is to content oneself with a kind of continuous grieving.
An American songbook, including standards, folk, blues, pop, singer-songwriters, gospel, and country, exists as a kind of continuous presence underlying the fluctuations of popularity and trend.
Reddish plumes appear on paintings, fire screens and ceramic plates; this used to give the rooms a kind of continuous undulating horizon.
"Paris is simply awful — a kind of continuous earth-quake of motor-busses, trams, lorries, taxis & other howling & swooping & colliding engines, with hundreds & thousands of U.S. citizens rushing about in them," she wrote.
There may be a violent excitement to each one, and to the nearly eye-popping experience of seeing them all together, but they settle into a kind of continuous after-image.
For a kind of continuous-thrust propulsion system, a fuel-optimal control problem is formulated to minimize the integral squared control subject to the linearized Hill or Clohessy Wiltshire dynamics of relative motion with respect to a circular reference orbit.
For systems with stochastic parameters described by any kind of continuous probability distribution, the procedures for evaluating the stochastic flexibility and the expected stochastic flexibility metrics are identical for both linear and nonlinear models once the parametric feasibility function expressions have been generated.
This paper focuses on designing a multi-attribute auction mechanism for addressing the decision making problem of multi-attribute and multi-source procurement of a kind of homogeneous continuous divisible goods (such as coal, oil, electricity and gas).
In this paper, nanopillar array with a pillar diameter far smaller than Abbe's diffraction limit is realized by a new kind of continuous wave (CW) laser direct lithography technology.
The infinitesimal calculus that took form in the 16th and 17th centuries, which had as its primary subject matter continuous variation, may be seen as a kind of synthesis of the continuous and the discrete, with infinitesimals bridging the gap between the two.
